Monday, August 10, 2009

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Lawrence brothers in Brody

in May of this year Prior General Günter W. Fischer and Knights Lothar Wirbelauer on behalf of Seniors expert service with Bonn an auxiliary transport of the Association of Ukraine Help Breitscheid driven with a total of four 40-ton truck to Brody.

A 40 tons of relief supplies from the Lawrence Brotherhood was Brody after Odessa forwarded to the Customs, to provide the supplies for the vocational school is free to .

On the truck were tilting pans, kettles, cooking utensils, beds and other relief supplies for the vocational school. the truck to Odessa drove our brothers, the Ukraine using Rolf Schmidt, Berthold Weber and Peter Bergman.

After one night in the mini hotel
vocational school these monks to Brody and with the aid convoy by Brody are moved back to Germany .

our Prior General Guenter Fischer and Lothar Wirbelauer remained in the vocational school and carried there until 05.13.2009 teaching lessons and practical cooking exercises with 19 vocational students through.

pastry chef and a trained chef Lothar Wibelauer focused on particular confectionery products .

were together with the students puff pastry, puff pastry dough, pastry, choux pastry, biscuit dough and various creams and fillings for individual pastries and bakery Erzeugnsse and chocolates (six varieties) and ice bomb in different designs and variations produced.

In the warm kitchen prepared soups and sauces (salmon cream, chicken, clear with meatballs and vegetable soups) .

on cold dishes were pies, galantines and -smoked salmon and various cold sauces prepared.

starch side dishes were especially home-made pasta , Duchess potatoes , macaire , croquettes, hash browns and pizzas.

Günter when Lachsräuchern
in improvised smoker


In the theoretical lessons, the principles of nutrition , structure and organization, principles of business administration treated hygiene in kitchen and meal planning .

to all subjects, a
small group examination performed. Cooperation with interpreters and teachers was very good.

On the final evening, a prepared four-course menu and served associated with a dessert buffet with Parfait, Schwarwälder Kirch cake , cheese cake and a big variety of Chocolates .

The vocational school had invited dignitaries from the Odessa region and it was a great fashion show and vocals presented.

















It was a successful use of all involved a lot of fun and joy has made. It was an honor to teach the international cuisine in a foreign country. D he attention of students and their commitment are particularly worth mentioning .
Your Prior General
Günter W. Fischer

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

Eyes Go Like Kilidascope

The advice for the care of African violets





African violets bloom abundantly with proper care and under favorable conditions, 6-10 months per year.


temperature:

21 ° -26 ° C are optimal. And African violets do not like drafts!

Light:

Bright light, but (important) summer day no direct sunlight.

casting: have

The water must be at room temperature and water from the tap should be left open several hours before pouring. No pouring water on the leaves. It is best to use rain water because the pH is optimal for these plants. If the soil is still moist, do not pour the plants, because otherwise suffer the African violet or possibly even death could.

In winter, water them less often and, when very cold on your windowsill is to protect their roots from the cold.

pot:

Should not more than 90-10 cm in adult plants. Normally, the diameter of the pot about one-third of the width of the plant be. If the pot is too big, but you get a lot of nice, green leaves, but very few flowers.

earth and implementation:

adult plants need to be changed once translated a year, preferably in the spring. You would need a proper soil mix. This mixture should be light and crumbly. Do this with imagination. There is no universal recipe for them I can only give an example.

Take:

- 60% earth (Look an information on the contents of the package min 50% peat, pH 5.5 to 6.5 and salinity maximum of 1 g.. / l (important))

- 20% vermiculite (or coarse sand, fine sand please do not use)

- 20% coconut earth or sphagnum moss

And a little charcoal, small ground (max. 5 mm pieces).

Alternatively, you can use other components: perlite, pine bark. The goal is to get a light and crumbly soil mix.

fertilizers:

During the first two months after the implementation of African violets need no fertilizer. Later you can give twice a month fertilizer, but only half as much use as specified on the package.

The fertilizer for African Violets need more phosphorus (P) and potassium (K) and less nitrogen (N) so that the violets entwikeln more flowers. The best ratio of N: P: K is 2:5:4.






Galina Domnina

photo of Ludmila Gor